Hans G. Schantz

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Hans Schantz, a theoretical physicist turned engineer specializing in electromagnetism, reveals the intricate relationship between antennas and light. He dives into the forgotten roles of mediators in electromagnetism and explores historical shifts from ether theories to relativity. Delving into the evolution of physics, he highlights key figures like Faraday and Einstein, while connecting innovative antenna designs with quantum mechanics. This enlightening conversation uncovers the exciting interplay between theoretical concepts and practical applications in modern technology.

Hans Schantz, scientist and inventor turned indie author, blends 19th-century electromagnetism with modern storytelling. He discusses reintroducing lost physics through alternate history. He recounts being de-platformed, replatforming to double funding, and organizing a 300+ author grassroots book sale. He explains moving scientific work to Substack and why traditional publishing now often acts like vanity press.

Hans G. Schantz, an author and researcher at the Society for Post-Quantum Research, dives deep into Einstein's legacy in this engaging discussion. They explore the rise of relativity through strategic promotions, especially post-1919 eclipse. Schantz challenges common misconceptions about electromagnetic theory and shares insights on the historical role of ether in physics. The conversation also touches on media dynamics that shaped public perception of Einstein and his connections to the Zionist movement, weaving a rich tapestry of science, history, and cultural influence.